What Apartments Look Like Around The World • San Francisco
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Thanks to Lindsey, Mark, and Xiang for showing us their homes!
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The born in SF to get cheap rent was a dad joke since his kids don’t pay rent. lol why are people dissecting it soo hard and taking it to heart🤥😹
He even says it with that dad joke vibe and smile lol
Omg I don't understand how people can take this too seriously, OBVIOUSLY it was a joke! 😂😂
It’s a pretty accurate joke though. I was born in SF and my rent is cheap and I’ll eventually inherit my parents house on the other side of the City. 👍
WTF have you been smoking?
Because people ARE born there and them and their daddy’s had to leave their home due to gentrification... that’s a cute BLM poster tho.
Cats are really represented well in this video.
It's great but I'd pass on have a litter box in my kitchen. Food prep and cat poop don't belong in the same room.
He moved past that raccoon story way too quickly for me. I have questions!
Right? I was like I want a full 2 minutes devoted to the found footage on this.
Facts! Raccoon are smart AF! I would have died waking up and seeing a raccoon just chilling, lol
I agree.
I live in SF and I just want to know HOW did you get that nice of a studio for only $1,800?! That's a steal.
Yeap, that's what I was thinking.
Family probably owns the place.
That was my exact thought. I wish they'd only show median apartments, like apartments that are reflective of the average price for that size. It's almost impossible to find under 2k even for studios in the Bay Area
I found a one bedrooms on Zillow ranging from 1500-1700. Small but good locations and cute.
The country I live in we could rent out an entire 3 storey apartment with all the furnishings for 1800.
I live in the Outer Sunset and never found apartments as good. Also the studios/1bed rooms were far more expensive. Lindsey really got a steal deal.
yeah, when i saw her rent i'm like "how did she manage that??"
The dad was adorable 🥰
Ok, I live in SF and here’s what I have to say:
1. The girl in Outer Sunset is getting an amazing deal. It would be very rare and difficult to find a studio that’s essentially its own home with a full backyard. She’s probably also got rent control. $1800 is insanely cheap for all that space.
2. The guy in Outer Richmond is paying roughly average prices. While rent has gone down substantially since covid hit, what he has is still somewhat reasonable for four bedrooms and three full bathrooms with a view.
3. The girl in Glen Park is paying way too much. A one bedroom in Glen Park shouldn’t cost more than $2500 max. She does have a lot of space but Glen Park is considered a really far out neighborhood that most people rarely travel to.
Overall this was a decent representation of the city but I’m really bummed that nobody living downtown or in the “city proper” was featured. So much of SF’s vibes live in the Eastern part of the city and all of these apartments were featured on the West side of the city.
True
Most average people live in these neighborhoods, which I am so happy they covered!
@@elrpeters I guess that's a good point
I don't think a single unit spot like the one in the Outer Sunset qualifies for rent control. It looks like some kind of in law.
I live here too and agree. That studio was amazing. lol
I feel like I don't know what an apartment is anymore.
Xiang: Glen Park is at the South edge of San Francisco.
Ingleside and Oceanview: Am I a joke to you?
All those apartments are spacious and the neighborhoods feel so chill and relaxed. That's a place I see my self settling in.
I have a friend who lives in Glen Park. It's a great neighborhood and the sign is across the street from the transit station, so it's easy to get to other parts of The Bay.
Omg $6100/mo. $73,000/year!
That is a mansion price here in Atlanta. That is crazy.
Exactly.
It's a mansion anywhere. It's mortgage for a 1.5 mil house. their place is not exactly small
I love how the Outer Sunset girl literally avoided saying 'gentrification' its so sad....I grew up in the Bay and used to live in SF the Sunset district (including inner/outer Richmond) is literally the only kinda maybe affordable neighborhood left
And how she avoids talking about how she's probably an in law tenant to person who owns the house upstairs and the hot tub and all those surf boards.
Seriously, I was born and raised here, basically lived in apartments all my life and everyone's cabinetry in this video is soooo new. This is not very native SF.
@@KimberlyS01 And the owner is most likely a relative.
I mean ive seen 1 room apartments with no windows in outer sunset for 2000+. I think the only place left that's adorable is hunters point or treasure island honestly
Aaand this is why I live in Oakland
I thought the exact same thing.
Him: “If you’re looking for cheap rent you should be born here “
Me: Adopt me !
These videos are real eye openers. Thanks to everyone that let us see how they live
I honestly love the studio I think its such a handy and useful studio plus i love how much light all of these homes have it would be a dream to live in san fran it really it really is one of the most beautiful places you can ever go to
I love how everyone has cats in this video!!! 😍
When did she move into that Outer Sunset place? 20 years ago? no one could get that space for that now
you can tell how sunny or foggy it is if you can see the golden gate bridge. LOL TRUE THAT!!
As someone living in the city pre-covid to now, rents have dropped a lot. We’re in nob hill/downtown area and 2-bed apartments are now about 2400-2800. If you’re from here you know that’s a pretty good deal!
What?! It used to be into the 4000+ for nob hill.
@@spiritawaywithme yeah I know! I moved this summer just a couple streets over in the same neighborhood cause it was such a good deal
Downtown is cheaper but loud with homeless & kinda ghost town during covid times. Hence, rent is cheap. I live up in the hill, a mile from downtown. Still a good deal but a bit more $ than downtown, quiet & no homeless!
Are you in lower nob hill? That’s closer to the tenderloin and rents are cheaper. I was on pine in nob hill and paid $3400 a month for a studio
Those are like the rates in Toronto, but we dont really have the salaries to match it 😥
I live in Bandung Indonesia and my rent for a 2 bed 2 bath house is about $250.00 a month. I miss the U.S. but not I don't miss the rent.
I live in Cleveland, Ohio. I pay $620 for rent for a nice 1 bedroom apartment. There are places here for $450 for 2 bedrooms. San Francisco is not representative of most of the US.
@@darreldennis7115 ?? I was considering moving to Cleveland Ohio for a job but I saw AT LEAST $1,100 for rent. I live in Cali so that's still cheaper than what I'm used to.
@@geemorales3555 Downtown Cleveland is a bit overpriced. About the same range as to where I am originally from (Texas). I live in Parma which is about 15 minutes from downtown. It's a lot safer area too with little to no crime. If you are young and really want city-life, stay downtown (although there isn't much now due to covid).
i long xiang‘s apartment. clean but not too empty, very calm and relaxing. my dream home~!
I don’t even make $6,000 a month 😬
Rent is split between 2 people so its $3750 per month
@@geemorales3555 i still don't make that much monthly lol
I wish they would have included the person's job and income. I'm a teacher near St. Louis. I've been teaching for 14 years and have a Master's degree. The last apartment's rent is my take home pay!!!!!!
I think Mr Richmond probably owns the internet for a living.
What! Find another job. I only have a business associates and didn't even use my degree. Making 4,300 a month after taxes.
@@dianal3336 St Louis has cheaper cost of living than San Francisco. The Glen Park pays more monthly for her apartment than I spend monthly for my house outside Dallas, and I'm a librarian.
You're in the wrong business and everyone here knows that including you lol not trying to be rude but thats just the truth.
I have lived in SF,CA for 37 years and I agree with you - I'd love to hear specifically what jobs and incomes these people have! We don't all work in tech or video games making multi-six figures! If they showed teachers' places (even though teachers here probably make more than in St Louis) you'd see crowded, older, somewhat run down flats with multiple people living in them in less-than-ideal neighborhoods or rent controlled for many years. I had an old rent-controlled flat myself on Castro St up until 2 building burned down 2 years ago and I lost pretty much everything. I work in social services, not paid badly, but not well enough to afford living $3000+ per person per month for rent + utilities!
Maybe being a native has me jaded, but 6,150 for a 4 bedroom is around 1,500 per room, and 3 bathrooms! I have friends living in 5-bed 1-bath apartments-this is a good deal actually.....
Finally someone with a cat who actually has at least one piece of cat furniture.
Ha ha ha !
A cat considers every piece of furniture in the apartment as his own.
🛏🐾🐱🛋🐾⌨🖱🐾📚🐾🗑
"If you're looking for cheap rent in San Francisco, you should be born here"
Damn I'm an SF native and I can still barely afford rent here at 26
He means live with your parents so they pay rent. It was a joke.
Thankful to live in a small town in Sweden where my 450sq ft apartment with a rather large kitchen and a big balcony, cost me way less than $1000 per month. Geez, I could never imagine living in a big city where the rents are just outrageous!
Boring
I just love how everyone has a cat
Love the apartments!
Thanks for video
Lindsey, thank you for calling your counter top by its actual name/composition, instead of 'granite'.
My aunt has a 3 floor 3 bedroom 3 bathroom apartment with 4 balconies in the Bay Area, she’s also an interior designer and does Airbnb so I stayed there once and it was so cool!
I've lived in North Beach and Telegraph Hill since 1976. Wish apartments here had been represented. The neighborhood has changed a lot over the years but I still love it.
Please, make one for Paris.
I love that the guy was standing IN the tub to show the kids "space" bathroom.... Such a dad thing to do. Nice place too.. I think may want to consider a curfew for the cats to avoid the racoons raiding their house at night. They can he little turds.
Yay! They all have cats living with them.
Glen canyon is one of the best parks in the city!!
Glen park neighborhood looks soooo calm and beautiful
the guy is so wholesome!
Gorgeous!
Nice series can you please do it for Amsterdam
5:50 me sees grey's anatomy poster : sir your daughter has taste 😂
Along with her Panda from We Bare Bears and Totoro
I love how everyone has a cat 🐈⬛
$6150 for rent?! 😱😱😱
$6150?! Omg that’s outrages!
And in San Fran there are junkies everywhere, human feces on the street, dirty needles from drugs everywhere...
@@user-xx7pg3vw9k not that bad anymore
I really appreciate the fact that none of these people went through every single item they have in their home.
for sure....it gets really boring when they show and tell about their dish towels, nick-nacks, and handles on the cupboards
I live in the east bay and I’m always amazed to see how ppl afford to live in SF 😫
For the SF studio, hey Hank what's the widest angle lens you got?
We want to see Oakland!!!
I love Glen Park
SF would be such an amazing city if the zoning laws didn't keep everything so freaking expensive. Such a shame
Holy crap! That 4 bedroom rent is 4 times more expensive than the mortgage for our 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 2 car garage house with a decent sized fully fenced yard.
If you live in California ( especially the Bay Area), you know that’s pretty much average for rentals that size. It has a lot of cool features (minus the raccoons coming in the cat door). It’s expensive to live in California- period.
While they working from home what a heck are they doing there? Crazy expensive.
Wow.beautiful. 😍
Cool. I do tai chi almost every morning behind the Ortega public library; please stop by and say hello.
The $6k house must smell of extreme success. Also being able to afford your own apartment for $3k a month is goals.
Just wondering what they work as earning enough to pay for that kind of rent. Here, you can pay instalments for an apartment or house ie one that you buy.
@@aridyaacob3172 They are Buzzfeed employees.
I couldn’t imagine spending $6,000 on rent. I think we’ll stick to Airbnb’s and just visit! lol
I live in Glen Park and it's funny I was watching this as I ate lunch from La Corneta lol
A studio with a hot tub that allows pets for $1800? Damn that's a deal! I live in the Haight and would love to find something under $2K LOL
I am a bay native this is pretty accurate.
I live in Los Angeles, let me be in the next video !
I grew up in sf and my sister and her husband pay under $1000 for a gorgeous old school 2 bedroom in the Richmond. He grew up in that apartment and just stayed forever 😭😭
That's a steal for a studio
Should've covered Mission!
Mission is an awesome neighbourhood, I would have liked to see this as well!
And the dog patch
6k for rent wow- might as well buy.. and that 1.8k is not bad of a deal for a studio with its own backyard and a tub too!!
Hope you can make a San Diego version!! Would love to be a part of it 😊 I’m such a huge BuzzFeed fan!
$6150 per month?! Are you insane?!?
That’s a year of mortgage payments on my 1850 sf home on 3/4th acre on southern Oregon lol
@@SheriLynNut but then you'd have to live in Oregon ☹
@@RiFit jjj that's what people don't understand when they say i could get a house in so and so city for that amount.
For 4 people, with 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, washer & dryer, full kitchen, and a backyard. That’s 1537.5 per person. The studio pays 1800+ for less amentities
My co worker pay $4500 for tiny 2 bedroom apartment in Financial District area, No parking.
“This cat. Bring it to me.”
The last girl said she lives alone....... Cat shows thats a lie...
i live in the bay and i love san francisco so much, i've always wanted to move there but i know there's no way i'll be able to afford it. :/
I m so glad I live in Montreal - Canada , my rent is 600$CAD for a one bedroom appartment
If you want cheap rent in SF, be born here 😂 best line ever
What do you do for a living to be able to survive out there?
@Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart be nice. There’s nothing wrong with sex work. Money is money. There are plenty of intelligent people who are dirt poor.
You should do Houston! We get a ton of space for little money
I have a one bedroom in Bayview. Balcony. View. Garage. About 650 sq feet. I pay $1500. I've been here for a minute.
Side note: Shootings have gone way down out here during the pandemic. lol It's not bad. Some good restaurants and not far from stuff.
You should do a video on the apartments downtown. 33 Tehama. The Avery. Jasper 500 Folsom. The Beacon. The Millennium Towers etc You would get a million views I'm sure. Do a history of the old Hills Brothers buidling. It used to be lit up with a genie
love the "Black lives matter" sign
Same!
labradorite counter tops?!?!?!????? that’s so iconic
Man, do I miss living in the Bay Area.
lmfaoooo not another person living in california avoiding the word "gentrification". in the LA video, it was the girl living in a studio in Thai Town 😭
Are these pre-covid rents? I read in the news the rent has gone dow a lot since many ppl moved out. 1800 sounds like a steal for SF.
Yeah so in Houston $3,000 a month would cover mortgage, taxes and insurance on a $450,000 home. Which around here will get you a 3,000 SF home in a nice neighborhood, maybe even with a pool. But yeah, I know, who wants to live in Houston? By the way my big house with a pool saved my sanity during COVID.
I love the Houston area
Everyone’s apartment is so nice. I especially love Xiang’s! It’s in such a cute neighborhood. How she decorated the home is also so homey!
San Francisco is such a wonderful city to live in.
Pausing AT 4:20 to comment; BLACK LIVES MATTER YUSSS
Lmaooo yess I was looking for this comment
Could you do Cincinnati?
Hello Lindsey...😘
SF has insanely expensive realty. I can get a 3 bedroom/2 1/2 bathrooms house in some areas of FL for that money.
I think SF is the most costly city
I live in SF and my rent is under $600/ month for a small one bedroom.
Where in the city?
I think Mark is gorgeous. Happy to split the rent with you!
I’m from and living in southern Cali, but I do really like northern Cali, a lot. But I must admit, $1800 ($2200 all inclusive) is a tremendous deal, does it come with a side of roaches or something else?
$6100 a month. LOLOLOL!!!!! My mortgage on my 3 bed 3 bath single family home is half that, and were in Southern CA. But sweet disco ball I guess.
Yall need to tell us what yall do for a living so we can know how yall can actually afford to live here!! Lol
they clearly work in tech.....making 10k a month starting. cost of living is so high
@@SA-it4md ehh not really. Its $100k annually. But salary does go up percentages per year so they can eventually manage houses such as that one.
Tech. Everyone works in tech or is poor
6k omg
Mark is likable. What do these people do? That they can afford their apartments.
Brave of all of these people to have turntables in an earthquake prone city, LOL!
There’s a major earthquake in CA only like every hundred years, they don’t happen every day dude 🤷🏻♀️
$3200/month for rent?! Are wages higher in San Francisco to adjust for living expenses?
For tech, yes
@@GadgetsGearCoffee But everyone else is screwed?
@@DiamondFlame45 Unfortunately yeah. We have a decent pharmaceutical industry thanks to South San Francisco, but jobs are catered around tech and fintech to be able to afford rent/a down payment here :(
@@DiamondFlame45 this are also all very big and luxurious for San Francisco. Normal people often live in tiny studios or with lots of roommates. And homelessness is a big problem.
Yes.
Mark is loaded.
A branch of my family moved to San Francisco back in the 50s. I was always curious about how much my aunt and uncle paid for their house, and what it is worth now. Not polite to ask.
Tax records are public records. You could look it up by their address and the county
How do Americans who are middle class or lower middle class live? What about those who are not in tech, fintech, pharma and high end industries? I'm so curious.
The Los Angeles and New York videos give a glimpse into that. For the most part, rents are rising all over the US, especially in major cities. I live in atlanta, and pay about $1450 for a 1 bedroom, which is about average for my area.
We live in the Midwest.
@@babyv2992010 I would love to immigrate to the USA but I'm not from tech or computer background which scares me. Another thing which scares me are guns and expensive medical care. I don't know how other jobs paid but it looks awesome from where I see.
When I lived in SF, I was on a college budget living on what you would consider lower income edge of the poverty line. Once I share a 1 br apt with 3 other people. Another time I shared a 3 br apt with 9 other people out in the suburbs right outside of SF.
You have to remember that the USA is 50 states. All different. From little towns to big cites. From open farm land to high rise business centers. Each area with its own economy. I can drive from Facebook or Google headquarters to farmland in a little more than an hour. Totally different lifestyle and economy.
$1800 @outer sunset with hot tub and backyard is insanely cheap. $6150 is crazy. How much do u havd to make to afford this crazy price?Born in sf doesn't automatically give u cheap rent. Unless u inherit a place from ur parent or something. So many sf native are forced out of sf.
2 people with a 6 figure income can do it.
"be born here" was a dad joke...because his kids don't pay rent (I'm assuming they are under 18) but live with him in the $6150 apartment. So if you're born there and live with your parents as a child you get "cheap rent" because you don't pay rent at all as a child obviously.
Two people with tech income IC6+ can totally do it, and there are plenty of those walking around in SF.
As a student, I would love to be done with responsibilities by 5 PM
Damn, San Francisco is merciless. So much money for rent? 😳😳😳😳😳